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This dish is amazingly easy to make and the end result will just make you look super good! The secret of its great flavor is in the quality of the ingredients. It doesn't need much seasoning, for it would only disguise the flavor of this great combination of ingredients. Earth (potatoes, onions, roasted peppers), Sea (fresh salmon) and Fire (your favorite oven) make this a winning recipe that you all will love to try!
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This simple stir-fry has a sweet taste that appeals to teenagers. While broccoli is specified here, it's easy to add whatever vegetables you have available to it. Serve this over rice for a filling meal.
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This recipe takes liberties with the tried and true Caesar classic, but it works. Cajun-spiced chicken and bacon are added to the romaine, Parmesan cheese and Caesar dressing.
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This spin on the original features the addition of mushrooms and artichokes in the lemony sauce.
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These loaded spuds make the best Monday Night Football feast.
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Pull-apart bread reaches a whole new level.
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Love spinach? So do we! This easy side dish is made with BACON and a creamy béchamel sauce. This makes a great side with roast chicken, seared fish, or a holiday dinner.
Ingredients: spinach, bacon, onion, garlic, butter, flour, milk
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Leftover brown rice is reborn in this chicken fried rice with peppers and onions. Black pepper, paprika, or dried parsley may be used to season after this is cooked.
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Tender coins of cooked carrots are tossed with crisp celery, green onions and bell pepper and marinated in a sweet and tangy tomato-based marinade.
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A very simple Chinese stir-fry dish which is fabulous in taste. I saw my husband going for two additional servings of it and I had to remind him to leave some for the rest of the family! Serve with hot steamed rice.
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Smooth carrot soup with ginger, orange and chicken stock. So easy and healthy too!
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A good blancmange will have a slight wobble but not be so firm that it feels (as Amanda Hesser once wrote) like “eating a rubber ball.” I like the amount of gelatin here; if you don’t, decrease it by ¼ teaspoon and say a prayer, which will probably be answered Your chosen mold doesn’t matter: I have used tart pans and spring-form pans and old blancmange molds, which are easy to find (or at least fun to seek).